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Largest substance abuse treatment in Texas

The 50 largest substance abuse treatment in Texas

The 50 largest substance abuse treatment in Texas by revenue range from $13 million down to $51,000.

The largest are Nexus Recovery Center Incorporated, San Antonio Lifetime Recovery Inc Dba Lifetime Recovery, and Ph Recovery Center Inc.

Organizations
114
Total revenue
$93.0M
Total assets
$117.8M

Largest substance abuse treatment in Texas

Ranked by revenue.

Nexus Recovery Center Incorporated
San Antonio Lifetime Recovery Inc Dba Lifetime Recovery
PPh Recovery Center Inc
Workers Assistance Program Inc
Serenity Foundation Of Texas
Cheyenne Center Inc
South Texas Substance Abuse Recovery Services Inc
HHow Foundation Inc
Rise Recovery
CCounty Rehabilitation Center Inc
LLand Manor Inc
Serenitystar Inc
AAdapt Foundation Inc
Christian Farms-Treehouse Inc
The Mens Center Incorporated
Texas Alcoholism Foundation Inc
Recoverypeople
Nexus Recovery Center Foundation
International Service Organization Of Saa Inc
Alcohol Drug Abuse Womens Center Inc
HHouston Launch Pad
Outreach Center Of West Houston Inc
Palmer Drug Abuse Program Houston Inc
Victory Family Outreach Ministries
Nexus Recovery Real Estate Holdings
Simple Promise Farms
FFriends Of Bill Wilson Inc
Harbor Ministries Life Training Center Inc
Lambda Center Inc
MMerit Family Services
FFort Bend Club Inc
Preston Group Of Alcoholics Anonymous
Treathem Inc
Central Service Office Of San Antonio Texas Inc
SSpring Branch Memorial Alcoholic Foundation
Austin Galano Club
FFaith Club Inc
True Gospel Recovery Center
There Is Victory In Jesus Recovery Center
Crested Butte Mountain Conference Inc
SSolide Incorporated
PParker Road Club Inc
NNorthside Hour Club Inc
Rebos Inc
Bexar Area Harm Reduction Coalition
Texas Legacy Group Of Alcoholics Anonymous
Womens Sober House Of Lufkin Inc
North Austin Foundation
AAnexo 7 De Ayuda Mutua Inc
CChampions F M 1960 Club
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org